Recent content by jbird

Agree with everyone, I use PPG DP90 epoxy, mixed 1:1 just mix what you need, mask the areas you don't want painted, and apply with a cheap brush, it flashes pretty quick so you can apply 2 coats. I use DP epoxy (black) on the chassis, u can top coat with any product you like. Just wipe down the...

@ smitty, JGA, now that's old skool, still have 4 or 5 hanging around!!

no blocks just rubber anti-squeek pads, the blocks are just under anything that will crush.

sorry sir.... new to this forum, 1929 A pick-up

yes, at the base of the left hinge pillar and the right hinge pillar, there is a bracket with 2 holes spaced about 3'' apart, that sets on a mount on your frame, sounds like your talking about the cross braces that go across the cab (door to door) pics would help

I've been painting cars over 25 years, and for the money it's a decent gun, 1.4 tip is good for single stage urethanes, and blows on clear excellent.

Re: Unrestored Model ’A’s cool backsides of the fenders

that's your main body to frame mount, then your cowl mount that goes through the wood blocks

I've found that Mac's has decent quality parts, as well as Sacramento Vintage Ford

I have a 1929 project, and am in need of interior cab measurements. I have to replace the complete floor, I have all sub-rails, toe board extensions, cross braces, seat riser, seat pan, wood blocks for the cab mounts. This isn't a restoration, it just has no floors at all, just angle iron that...